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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
U85Sartt8e ~0rcNnoe" uHo b5Ss
artt0c &senert2aner.

@on alien G6tcagoer 3eitungen mat es
Ser IS nj 8" porbcbaltett, aus Dem Straf>
berfabrert geget 6te GountDzOie6e cine be-
iDnbere JhtbantDeltD1tit9 5t 5teben, Die oeIt
librigen ntd1t etnQefallen lit. Ndr1lt0 bic,
OaB bic groBe WfeDrSabl ber iiberfiibrtelt
9tebe aus b6sarttgen TremDel II
(pernicious foreigners), ooer SDbnen ppf
iol6et belteDt. Die vGirneS" idreibt:
o@on Ben ID bereitS tleberiibrteu (uo6 so ODER
80 iteben unter &nflage) inIo ei9entlid min bret
gllnertfaner I'M engerl Slime, ale iibrt9eu limb
%entlpeher boSorttge 6rettioe, ODER Ibtomrllin9e pon
lol6en III erlter Vcneration, luet4en nod nNe Die
Gaiter anbaften, Die edS b~oSarttge Nrembentbum
bilben. Ger Terbreder 8 ttper lit IN Ohio &C.
boren, Der &erbre9er . arnelI III Sonia lIhb ser
Gerbre6cr y an = et t lit SEEM Serlep. IS lpirb
all9e1lontntei1, pbidon man eS itidt li6er meiB. baB
alt9 ote @lterl Steler 9rei Stmerttaner waren. -
gon BEN uebrtgen ltnb 8reu, 2epben uno
Wt cSlau9brep b~osartt9e 6relnoe aus Srtanb
(obi6on IN SeSug auf Sen 2ettaenannteu
53ipciiel b~eltcDen) Mc@artste (iett Elm b0sar>
tiger 6remoer in @anaca) lit en @tSconliner S2rs
ldnoer. Wc@artbp elm ~Wtaiiaduicttier Srlans
Der ulto 80 cOondlb etu Seem yorfer Srldnber.
Sober pom bielen lit Der uninittetbare Nbt3mmltna
eineS b0Sartt9en Tremben, ser auf jeiRen boliS
run9spoQen SprOBttn9 ale Ieiue nit ms Gan6 gez
bra6ten Salter uto rpG9r1belnltd lOuit lebr Ucilig
pererbt bat; @ellermann! Ods tno Sells
limb ~b0sarti9e 6rcmbe, Der critic aus Sapern, bic
betoeu an6erI aus Ipnlt neI@en beltl6en aQnoern.
@aiiclman lit elm 9fcip s)orter 9eutl der, Der,
wte bic Htelu yorfer, @~taia0uiettjer uno g9iscoil>
liner Srtdiloer iii bic I'M erlten Sltnoel itberfiibrter
S,aIunfen, ieincn idlcd)ten Gberotter non elmer
bDsartiscn frsmSen Q;orfabrenidaft ercrbt bot. -
Summirel mir alto: 80sartI9e 6remoe G, unmits
telbare to9tommen b0sarti9er 6reanber 4, &u1ez
rifener g."
Stun f0unte man bieie Ge6nun9 Gin Die
llbrtgenS, tpobl aus 0erieber, &leb m gar
ni6t etngel6lpilen IT'D ais einen iener Qlus=
brii6eoer6iiiete n @rolS gegen ale @elt,
tpel6e ben 6aupttnbalt ser pterten Seite
Der Chicago 3imes bilben, nit ittui6tpetz
genoem Ndiel3uden abferttgen. 9lS Ants
mort baralf mitroe i6on Der einfa6e 6in>
tpets auf bic Sbatia6e geitiigeu, baB bic
8eu0lfer1n9 BON Goof @puntp gu mebr
ats6ret8terteIn aus N / d vMmes
rifanern", b. b. aus nidt iH 2anbe, pber
tpenigftens ni6t bon nmertfanii6en
@ltern @eboreren beitebt; baB es aIio
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
seeGseb,ab ais senfetamstresber.

Sn SEN pro6i6itioniitiiden 3ettungen be8
9torOenS er1ebt itd ieBt ein fur6t6areS
@jeDeul b%dtilber, baB bic Brp6tbtttpn
in Getas 9auptld6lt6 Our6 Sci
ferIpn 9abtS gei0lagen pDroen let.
g9te ser terontide 8robtbtttontit &eaga1t 10
erflGrt lt0 dit beinabt jeber Yrpbibittoniit
I'M 9torocn ben vQbfaQ" 10 pteler oenofra>
tii6en Brobi6itionsFreunOe in IeraS Dot
Der Yro1tbttion aus bem prohibitions
feinbltG6en Ginaulie, tpelden Sefferion
9abis nit ieinem b%eriiDfnten 8rtefe auf bic
terdtiide Democratic ~au3geiibt bdbe. 9ie
alten Ytepltblifatet unter Delt Bro9t6itionta
fen int JtOrben grtltIen bitterb06nil6 burr
iber, baB ybte fIudtpiirbtge Sd1e bes
9tunls" in GerQS l1ur 6urb Sic Oienjte 'bes
@r;uerrdtberS babe liegeh t0nnen, unb lie
erblideit Int oieier Don i6nen ais ultutnitDB>
it'd betru6tcten 3butiade mir einelt neuelt
8epeis fir Die S6le6ttgfett Der uOttm7
Sade" ME ie Sic periDnlt6e Sretbett 81
neniler belteben.
Stun lift es fidcr, boB Sefferion 9aOis
nit l~etnel1t Dortrefflt6cn 8rtete piele 3alls
iettoe bon 0crnotrdte1 in Segas peranldBt
bat, gegen Sen Notwithstanding 5u flint
men. Sb iein 8rief ben Qusi6lag geget
Die 8roGibitton gc9e6en bat, iutiien mir
ntdt. 8ielleid)t ipIre oteIe auG p6te 6ert
8rtef gel6lagen tpDrOen i~Dettgitens tonrte
man bas aus Ser uugebeuern Wlebr1eit,
tuonntt tie geldlaget tpuroe, betrtabe
i9lteBet.
0o6 : ne6men mir at, baB Sefferion
0duts mtrftt6 ben Qusi6ldg gegett Die
GrD1tbitton III SeIaS gegeDen bat. 0eSb1lb
brdudJt bod feiner bon Oenett, tDelde allb
in ben baiterften Sturben beS Berrat6s ulto
Ser Hebeaton benz 8uttoe treu blteben uto
meld)e in Sefferio Jon 0aoiS oas 0berbaltpt
Der Sfldoenbdlterz JtebelltDt acknowledgement,
ii9 Der W2tttDtrfung besielben 9apts bet
etne1n Siege iber Die Brobtbttton 5t
idGntelt.
9us Seius einen Seufel alsgetrtebet
bate, ipraden etlide unter letnen @e9tterrt:
Isl tretbt Bic Teufel aus onr1
SenfSeI.] Sic p%era,iinftigen asnts I'M
ierer l3ett f0nnen ii6 baber gan5 gut ben
8orfpnrf 9efallen lafelt, odB Der nieOerz
trG6ti9e BrDbibittonSteufeI III 9eras onrd
ben oberftet Der Geltfel i'm SuOen, Geel5ez
blb Sefierion 9apts, ausgetrteber tuorz
6et lei.
8eionbers aber 6urfen 6ieientgen Oents
i6en in Siib utl6 y}orb, nel6e pGbrero
DeS OHrgerIrtegeo Treu 3uT ulllDH Qlttl0lJ
ii6 iiber bieie 3eufeldlStreibung freue1t.
Sic trie6en III ieneh &rie9s5eiteu Die Selbit1
p%erIeugnurtg 10 tpett, ooB fte in Der getdnt1
pfung Der g%emeiniamen 6einoe i'm Siloet1
unO bes obcriteu bsrielben, Sefferion DaoIs,
an bielen Srten 5ettpeiIig ielblt nit Ntttz
fern ltnb Tem1peren3lern 6aro IN 0a1tD gtlt1
gen, tpeil ibnen Sic @rbaltun9 6es 8unOes
nod iiber ibre peri0nli6en 0ted)te 9ttg.
9tber i9on lett Sabren lit Der YortbeitarO
Der Union, ipie iie Our6 ben &rie9 lLll19e1
itaLtct uur6e, D5Qig geGidert unb Die 0euts
iben pdreu ba6er Garren ober nod ettpas
S9limmeres, ipenri iie nod jebt aug itHr
ba5 g~eriugfte l3ugeltdn6niB an Die Otnder
uno SempereuSler macben mitr6en, itatt tDs
nen nit aaer G1ti6ieOenbeit eutge9sn3ntrsS
ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
Sic &rot0nea&er.

SIN 8erglei9 nit oen ntetiten 2dt1bern
@uropas ltito Bic 8ereinigtcn Staaten, trob
aIler tit BET 8ertpdltung beS 8unbes, Ser
Stauten, Counties nnb StGote 6erridenben
miiiten 8%ergeubung un0 0altnerei Elm iebr
i1pa6 beltelterteS 2ano : IS let benin,
baB man BEN finbtiden Tabeleien unb Sa7
ieleten Der Sretbdnoler @lauben i6enfe,
tpoua9 fir jeoe int Snlanoe erseugte 0aare
Inn 10 piel nj e6r als ite tpertD lit, 6ejd0lt
ner6en miiBte, tpte ser Ginfubr;oQ allf Die
ibr glei6wert1tge fremoe Wadre betrdgt.
Qtbtr etne iebr bo6e Stetter giebt eS bier
Sulnnoe, tpel6er faunt trgertb ett europdte
l6eS ganb cine 9letbe CUR Sette fteIen
FAINT = eS lit Die Bran6iteuer. OAR
1titter lit 3u periteben: Bic unge6euert, burh
1euersbrunIte betpirften Gtgentbums Ser
lutte, Sic 5tpdr tbeilrpeiie our6 Berit6erltng
auf WfiItonen bon Wfeni0en pertbet1t
iperbelt, bod audi in bteler @eItalt poafon1z
meme @erItrite iinb.
SIM ldufenben Sabre bat bteie Branbs
itcuer cine f%ololiale 60be CREDIT, = i'm
Our1id)nitt elf WiIltonen 0oIz
lars I'M Otonat. Gtner i3uidmmenz
itelung bes Commercial Bulletin" aufplge
b~ctrugen nantlt6 Die 8ran6i6dben, 10 nett
ite n0lt ben Yerit6erln8s @eleli6aftet err
%tittelt tplroet Gallo nit NusiUluB besient7
gen GigentbumS, baS 5erit0rt tpuroe, obne
tDd,.S. II c1+ a, ro,,,N 49, m1.@4~4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
Die MoraG BOZ. Ser @e19t6te.
Chicago, 8. Qu9ui

.. SItSc0Vt O' -~rShIA"
Ser Qe6ren un6 0elBarttpenoungen, tpel6e
fi6 aus ber 8eenOtgung bes i9mur9eri4ts
lt6en StrafOerfabrens 9egen Die G0untD=
0tebe 5ieben laiien, gie6t es cine groBe
Wien9e. 9ier nur etntge OaDon:
1. gSie l6on SaDlloie Wtale bDr1er, 1T
ou9 0ieSrtal pte6er bcipieien tporoen, baB
6as @rfor6erntB Der II # / m M igfett
bon 3Dolf @ei6porenen sur S66pfung
zines Strafurtbetls Elm Seitipioriger uniiIn
unb cine &lippe lit, an tpelder rltr i'll bGltfig
Die Gerebtigtett ideitert. 9ieies @rforz
berntB ftanlmt aus elmer 3eit, dls Die
Strafre6tSpflege nidt I'M Nalnelt beS 8ole
fes 5u Oe1ien et9enem S6ube gegelt WttBez
tbGter, Ioftoern i'm 9fainen bon 0eiDaltDerr>
i0ern gum S6ube ibrer Wfn0t ausaeii6t
tpurbe, ain in geiuiliem Sinne jeber Mrgez
flagte fitr einen politilden Gerbre1er Galt,
benz man ale nur er6e1tfbaren Si1er6eiten
gegen cine 8erurt6etlu1g geben muBte.
ssSene 13eit lit lGllgit poriiber Die @ritn6e
aus mel6en benz zines 8erbre6enS Qti1ge>
fla8ten ale 8ortbetle getpdbrt un6 Sent
Dfentliden Qntldger ale m6glt6en 6tlloers
niile tn ben 8e8 gelegt muroe1, itno lGn9it
berl6punoen: = aber DaS i6iperfGutge,
IGitgtDterigc, ia utoernitnfttge @ertAtsDere
fabre1 6eitebt nod INNER.
2. 9ieies Gerfa6ren lit in inherent Staate
Sainois nod ~beionberS %Derunitnnt porben
0ur6 Die 8erfiigung, oaB Die @ei6porenen
nt6t mn iiber Die g d Ii bragg gu urs
tbeilen, ion0ern audi DaS StramaB gu
beitimmen ha6en. 0enn babur6 lit Die
@fOgli6feit 9el6affen woroen, baB Elm etnz
5tger 0elhnorener, tpelder belpt1oere
Sreunoidaft fir etreu bon mebreren
glet Gi6ulbigen @ngeflagten beat, bieiem
Elm gelinberes StrafntaB ertroben fam, ais
uber Die SGuIoa@ enDien perbGn9t piro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
Gtat NOBfa4tsa ~ att$ beriibntcut
Ga1tic.

&letne S6bne grpBer Wdnrer 6aben,
tpenn fie nidt ben n0tbisen Saft D6er bic
erforberlt6e Gel6etbenbeit befiben. einen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
8 E + ~ { It { IT,.

2Gbun.etnc ntS s9Srsife:
xdali6e MtorQen : Musgobe ii Der Staot burb Die
Srdger ms 9aHs 9~elie{ert.
Ser Sobr it 9orauS $1,000
Yer We6e 0.20
2QoliGbe Nnsoabe uub Ser meIten" Der McGle. OPS
Ser @eItenE pet Sabr $50
MDdbentlide MusQabe per ESQ
auspdrtt9e abonnenteu per 8pr:
S6eli1e ausgabe per Sabr. i'm 8praus. :. -. $1,000
Ser @eItpuf Der Sabr 200
@69entltte AuSgobe per Sabr .............. 200
M6dentli6e 4nsgabe uad irgerO eineut 2aube
GurDpnS per Sa9r 800
Illinois Staats-Xetfung CO.,
Gbicuan. cl.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-04-06
zee JEnsEY LEa1sLAruRE.


TRENToS, N. J., April 5.--The Senate
to-day took up and rejected the nomina-
ton Of J. K. Rice for Prosecutor OF Mid
dlesex county; the nomination of Rob.
ert 8. Woodruff for Trustee of the State
Deaf Mute Institute, and that Of Henry
Cocker for Judge for the First District
Court of Newark. The nomination oil
A. NJ. Reynolds for member of the State
Board of Assessors was confirmed.
Governor Green returned with his OBJ
jections the bill permitting municipali-
ties to elect city clerks for three years.
the veto was laid over.
Mr. Mcbride introduced bill which
provides that it shall be unlawful for
any fire insurance company not incor-
porated in this State not doing business
on the mutual plan to recover in any ac-
ton upon any policy Of insurance, etc.
The bill increasing the Assistant Sec
Rotary of States salary to $4,000 year
was revived, and the bill was passed.
The bill requiring the Court OF Pardons
to hold open sessions was so amended
as to require only that the records shall
be open for inspection. There was q
spirited debate between Senators Fish
and Griggs on the bill making the first
Monday of each September Labor holt
day, the former advocating and the lat
ter opposing the measure as a piece of
demagogism. The bill passed-l2 to 2.
The Senate defeated bill prohibiting
discrimination in telephone charges.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-04-06
Es0UGH EgOUGH.
We're hopeful we've had the last.
GLADLY WE'LL WELCOME "MAY.DAY

Fashion doesn't wait--Dress Fabric,
and Millinery are already here In greal
variety. The choicest, the latest OF the
many novelties are awaiting early buyers
and the fashionable world.
The neatest, the prettiest and largest
assortment French and American Bat
teens ever shown In our city. Many are
quite snowy, not CANDY. 10 and 12ac
French 25 and 373c.
SO inch Atwood Dress Cloths, / 90 cn.
SO inch Atwood Cashmeres, % rs
SO In. Check and Stripe Novelties, l 40 !.
30 in. Atwood TrIcots Cloths, 10
SO In. Silk and Wool Checks, !
SO in. Silk and Wool Stripes, 80 CRNTs
80 in. French Cashmeres,
SO In. Atwood Beiges,
81 in. Tricots Cloths, -. ~.
40 in. Drap d Almas, +" 'is
New Shades In SILK Rhadames,
Customers are always safe 10 purohas-
lug Black Silks OF us--we handle none
that we cannot guarantee Prices 70,
IS, $i.00, St.15, $l.25 and $3.50.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-04-06

TRAvIs--w ANAMAKER--At the Baptist Par
konage, Stockton, n. J.. March II, 1857, by Rev.
A. Cauldwell. Mr.. John f. Travis, of Trenton,
and Miss Charlotte w. wanamaker, OF Lam
bertville.
AGIN- CARKHUFF-At the parsonage. Mt.
Airy, N. J, April 2, 1887. BY the Rev. Harrison
Clarke, NJ. A., Nathaniel G. Agn and Miss Mary
A. Carkhuf, both Of stockton, MI
HAGERAfAN- by Rev. Horace y.
sassasnan, In Milford March 49, 1887, Joseph
Hsgaman and Margaret A. Hoagland. both Of
Little York.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the residence
of the hridess pareats, March "a, 1887, hy Rev.
Thps. q. Wright, +. w Hartweil and Lisxto Nc
Pherson, all or Hopeweli
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-04-06

The trial Of the conspirators for the
murder of Haddock at Sioux City, Iowa,
is going on. he was hunting up eyi.
dence against violators Of the liquor
laws, when he waa shot dead In the
street. His murder was instigated, il
not really committed. by rich brewer
named Arensdorf.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-04-06

Adam Forepaugh, the famous circus
manager. has determined to erect at
Broad and Dauphin streets, Philadsl-
phia, an immense circus building and
amphitheatre, to accommodate fifteen
thousand persons with seats, which is Q
greater seating capacity than the Madi.
son Square Garden, New York.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-04-06

Says that his little girl is troubled with
malaria very severely, and that since he
gave her Sulphur Bitters, he never thinks
Of leaving New York for his summer re-
sort without few bottles, for they al
ways cure his family, and are far superior
to quinine.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-04-06

A part of the village Of Plains near
Wilkesbarre, has sunk some six feet.
and number OF houses have been des-
troyed. 1t is thought the Catholic
church and convent, and many good
buildings will settle down and be ruin
ed. 1t is this same cause that has caus-
ed so much trouble about Wilkesbarre
heretofore, the falling of the roofs Of
coal mines and drifts, becoming dis
used and the props rotting.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-04-06
he Your own Doctor

1t won't cost you one half as much.
Do not delay. Send three 2-cent stamps
for postage, and we will send you DIR.
Kaufmann's great work, fine colored
plates, from life, on disease, its causes
and home cure. Address A. r. Ordway
& Co, Boston. Mass.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-04-06

The High License Bill passed the
Legislature of Pennsylvania on second
reading. Thursday, by a vote OF 10 to
So. 1t will without doubt pass the Sen.
ste and be signed by the Governor.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-04-06

Beautiful Sir and Wool Novelties, $50
40 inch Tricotines (Spring colors), Acc.
Gilbert Suitings, 40 inch, SOC.
As in. Novelties --checks and stripes. l9c
Espangelines-twilled face, 25c.
Hairling Suitings, &c inch. $l.00
Elegant Embroidered Robes.
Broadeloth the new thing for dresses.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-04-06
finger Sewing Machine as'n'g
REMOVED!

The headquarters CT the Singer Sewing
Machine Agency in Lambersyills have
been removed from the Boozer Building
on Union street to the room on Church
street, near Union, under Tibbels' Pho
tograph Gallery, where full line Of their
NEW HIoH-ARM MACHINES With self
setting needles aud seli.threading shuttle
will be kept on hand.
THE SINGER MFG co.
March 49, 's5-2m.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-04-06
THE MARKETS.

,,a,, Lanhertyllle, April q, 1857.
fkiCfaS OF GRAIN corrected every Wedues-
1ay oy LIAR, HoLC0MB n NIECE, daalars n
Grain. Flour, Feed. SC.
-, PRICES OF PRODUCE, de-, by CARVER 4
WILLIAMS. dealer In Dry Goods and CirocerIes
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-04-06

DEAFNESS !; su AZ s' ss and
U- home, by one who was deaf
twenty.elght years Treated by most Of the
noted specialists without benefit. Cured himssy In
three months. and since then hundreds Of others.
Full particulars sent on application.
T. s. PAGE, No. Al West slst ST.. New York City.
March SOFT
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-04-06

The best line Of Silk Goods.
Extra heavy warranted Silks.
Colored Silks all shades, 40, so and roc
Black eros Grains, 60, 70, SO and CSC.
All Silk Rhadames, 90, 81 Is, and 81. %.
Heavy Radzimers. $l.25. $1.50 and
SLIGO.
All Colors Satins for fancy work. 89c.
All shades Silk Pushes.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-04-06
HERS ROOT BEER

Package, 20 cents, makes gallons OF delicious,
sparkling, temperance beverage. Strengthens and
purifes the blood, Its purity and delicacy eom-
mend II to all. Sold by all druggists and store
keepers. March S0-4w.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-04-06
ableLinens, Towels, Napkins.

Table Linens, Towels. Napkins.
Bordered loom Damask %, 80 and 35c.
Fine bordered Damask so. go and 75c.
Cream Damasks 40. so, go and zoe.
Bleachsd Damasks 80, 60, 80 to S1.3O.
s.4, 104 and 1874 Cloths, with napkins
to match
All Linen Napkins rs, So. 81, 81 so to
$500 per dozen.
On Towels we don't know what to say.
as we have such a variety.
All Linen Towels all the way from 10,
12a and 15c. TO 81 each. Our 25c.
Towels are elegant in style and quail
ty.
q yards wide Shooting loo.
1t I" Pillow Muslin loo.
q /" wide Bleached sheeiing zoe.
81 /" wide Brown shesting lsc.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-04-06
Hamburg Edgings---The best
line in the citv.

THU ~ W.T. =
Fine well.made Edges 3, 4, 8 ana &c. I'd.
Heavy wide Edgings 6, 7, Sand 10c. I'D.
Beautiful Edge, 4 in. vide 10, 12a and
l5c. I'D.
Snowy Edge, iu. wide 10, Is and zoe
Our 90 and 25c Edges are lovely goods,
to 0 inches wide for tlouncings. in.
servings to match the different styles
Of Edges s, 10. l2l, Is, aud zoe. I'd.
Everlasting Trimmings and Indian Edg-
ings, Torchon Laces, King Trim.
mings, Puffings and Rufiiings.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-10-21
STATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro IS.

- The Probate Court for said District
To all persons Interested In the estate OF LAURA
A. JONES, late OF Brattleboro. deceased,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-10-21

John Burnham, who leaves town this
week, will be much missed hy the young
people, who held him in high esteem, and
by the choir of the Congregational church.
of which he was n member and in his place
every Sunday. Tuesday evening the young
people, numbering about go, gave him re
ception in the town hall, where the evening
was passed very pleasantly. In addition
TO the pleasant social occasion he was pre-
scented with Il gold chain, charm and pair
of sleeve buttons. Everybody wishes him
success in his new home, as he now starts
out for himself.
f. b, Batchelder and Choate Howard
have gone to York state to buy cows.
c. II. Willard 2d has begun getting out
bobbin stock and will make it a part Of hi.
future business. W.
Miss Lillian Wilson made parting visit
home this week preparatory TO leaving for
Nebraska next week. She accompanies
her sister, Mrs. Henry Houghton, who has
been i'm feeble health for some months. Mr..
HoughtOn goes west with his wife to try
the benefit of change of air, She has
the good wishes of host of friends for
her speedy recovery.
The w. c. T. U. will hold public meet
ings next Tuesday afternoon and evening
at the town hall, to which all are earnestly
invited. Members of neighboring unions
have been invited and an interesting pro
gram of papers, readings, songs etc, pre-
pared. The afternoon meeting at , o'clock
will be opened by reading ON the subject
of "lmpure Literature, conducted by Mrs.
NJ. +. Colburn followed by discussions. etc.
The evening meeting, beginning at :. will
be opened by praise service conducted by
Miss Anna Smith, Tea will be served ia
visiting friends at the hall at half past s.
Rev. J, H. Parmrlee, formerly Of Vermont, nov
Of Bemardstou, Mass, will lecture la the town
hall Monday evening, oct, 81 His subject will be
announced in due season. ON Tuesday evening
following there will be public meeting for the
consideration Of the following question: what
shall We do with the liquor traflici" Opportunity
and equal time will be given 10 representatives Of
the Republican, Democratic and Prohibition par
ties for the presentation Of their respective views
Il the two first named parties are not represented
their time will Ike fully occupied by Rev D. II
Parmelee and Rev, Il. f. Mitchell Cox.
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-, 1t has been decided by the officers of the
hlgh school reunion 10 reserve larger mart
Oh the town hall for former Dupjls of the
school and to furnish them free tickets 4,
the concert on Tuesday evening next an
these conditions The tickets for the han
quet and concert will both be ON sale AZ
Chnmberlains hat store to-morro,v SaSNr
DAY morning. Old pupils who have accent.
ed the invitation to the BANQUET and who
purchase their tickets ON or before Nondo,
rreh'hg will he given with each of these
uiekets reserved seat ticket TO the concert
lhose who do not wish to attend the INN.
Puet will receive a ticket by calling for il
ana ,n registering their names as old scholars.
Inc rest of the hall will be open TO the
pubic at % cents for reserved seats. and
these tickets will also be at Mr.. Cbamber-
IAN any time after Saturday morning.
lhere VIII positively be no free tickets civ
en- out after Monday evening except To per-
sons who attend the reunion from n dis.
lance and have already sent in their ac-
ceptances.
The concert at the town hall will begin
at G3O' The attractive program which has
oeeh arranged includes, besides orchestral
ana other instrumental numbers. vocal So
lections by Mrs Pratt Miss Thwing. Miss
Gregg and Mr.. Willis A feature of spe-
cial interest will be the mandolin PLAYING
by Mr.. Harry W. Harris, former HipR
school pupil, of whose musical accomplisb-
ments note is elsewhere made.
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pasture, and variety of personal proper
ty at auction sale on the 2Gth inst Mr..
Cushman contemplates removing to Kansas
City, Mo, for the winter, and from thence
to California, probably. We sincerely re-
greet that he decides 10 leave our communi-
ty where he has lived so long.
An old resident offers to subscribe 500
towards soldiers monument. 1t is quite
certain that several hundred dollars could
be obtained by contribution, and some day
we may see our hopes realized in this re
spect. What grand idea it would be for
the town 10 purchase the spot where the
Robinson house stood and in due time erect
a monument to the memory of the men who
in 1861 , gave their lives in defence Of coun-
try and freedom
The president Of Co. f, 10Th Vt. Veteran
association has received Col Neazev S
promise to be present next year at the an
nual reunion. Further announcement viii
be made in due time and every effort will
be used to make the occasion of great in
terest
Mr. Fred A. Flagg Of North Adams has
gone to Chicago 10 pass the winter under
the instruction Of Prof. George Sweet, the
celebrated baritone, and one of the best
teachers in the country. Mr. Flagg has
made wonderful advances in vocalization
for the past two or three years and is des-
tined to become one Of the best bass sing
ers in the country.
The educational meeting held on Thurs
day and Friday was well attended and the
exercises were full Of interest. \ full ac-
count will be given next week
1t is reported that II. r. Stone of jack
sonville has been engaged to teach the up
per department of the winter school
c. VI. Russell will deliver his lecture up
on Gettysburg at Craftsbury on the 26th
inst, at Albany, Vt, on the eth, and at
Saxtons River on the 18Th under direction
Of the academy faculty